JMWalker

JMWalker

Psych, Dialysis, L & D, Long Term Care

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  1. Ohio Recovering RN with Felony Conviction

    JMWalker posted a topic in Nurses Recovery

    Hello fellow recovering nurses and those who support us! I have been clean and sober 8 1/2 years (yesterday, in fact!) and my license was reinstated in 2005 with permanant narcotic and work...

  2. Attention Recovering Nurses!

    JMWalker posted a topic in Ohio Nursing

    I am an inactive RN recovering from chemical dependency with over 3 years clean and sober. I have petitioned the OBN for license reinstatement and if all goes well, I will be granted a probationary...

  3. Recovering RN seeking to re-enter practice

    JMWalker posted a topic in Nurses Recovery

    Hello all, thanks for reading. I am a 35 y/o inactive RN from Ohio. I graduated from an ADN program in 1991 and practiced until 1998. I diverted narcs from my employer in 1996, was offered treatment...

  4. Prepare yourselves, the drug addict on Dr. Phil is a nurse.

    JMWalker replied to Judee Smudee's topic in General Nursing

    I feel I should respond to the posts I've read thus far on this topic. I am a recovering opiate addict and, yes folks, a nurse. But I no longer label myself with anything...I am just me. I have over...

  5. New Nurse BULLIED/UNDERMINED/DRIVEN OUT

    JMWalker replied to Bindy's topic in Nursing Career

    Good Grief! You are right on the money! The titles after his name, in my opinion, are evidence of insecurity if he feels the need to add them on a message

  6. Recovering RN seeking to re-enter practice

    JMWalker replied to JMWalker's topic in Nurses Recovery

    :balloons: Thank you all for your well wishes, support and honest personal experiences!! My eyes teared up reading your responses. I am obviously not alone. :) What are your thoughts about resume...

  7. Recovering RN seeking to re-enter practice

    JMWalker replied to JMWalker's topic in Nurses Recovery

    Thanks to all who have responded thus far. I am appreciative for your insights. I am seriously considering pursuing chemical dependency as a career choice. After all, I have been there and know all...